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Step 1
Compress images with [Image Compressor](/tools/image-compressor).
Guide
Optimize Images for WordPress (Speed + Quality)
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Introduction
Introduction
Unoptimized images are a common reason WordPress sites feel slow. A simple pipeline can reduce bytes without losing quality.
Step-by-step guide
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Step 2
Convert legacy assets with [JPG to WebP](/tools/jpg-to-webp) or [PNG to WebP](/tools/png-to-webp).
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Step 3
If a plugin/theme can’t use WebP, convert back using [WebP to JPG](/tools/webp-to-jpg).
Benefits
- ✓ Faster pages
- ✓ Better Core Web Vitals
- ✓ Lower bandwidth
Best practices
- • Use WebP where supported.
- • Avoid uploading camera originals without resizing/compressing.
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FAQ
Should I upload WebP to WordPress? ▼
If your WordPress setup supports it, WebP is a great default. Otherwise keep JPG/PNG for compatibility.
Do I need an image optimizer plugin? ▼
Plugins can help, but pre-optimizing assets before upload gives you more control and predictable results.